Penned by award-winning cinematic composer James Horner, the soundtrack of TITANIC re-creates the romance and adventure of the hit film.Combining tasteful synthesizer sounds with symphonic arrangements is a bold compositional move which pays off perfectly--uniting the historical period of the film to our own, bringing the viewer closer to the subject. As a final touch, Celine Dion contributes a beautiful rendition of "My Heart Will Go On-- The Love Theme From The Titanic," which serves as the crowning glory in this touching and dramatic musical score. 

CD $15.99 | Cassette $11.49 | MD $15.49

This disc allows the listener to venture further into the lush, haunting world of James Horner's orchestrations, which combine classical themes with Celtic elements and cutting-edge pop technology. Shoring up the Celtic end of things, there are contributions from Maire Brennan ("Come Josephine, In My Flying Machine") and Eileen Ivers ("Nearer My God To Thee"). Celine Dion even makes a return appearance, providing the narration on "My Heart Will Go On." If you've been bitten by the TITANIC bug, it's unlikely you'll be able to resist going BACK TO TITANIC. 

CD $14.49 | Cassette $10.49 | MD $14.49

This is a modern recreation of the actual songs played by the ship's band on the Titanic's last voyage, using period arrangements.  Includes liner notes by Ian Whitcomb.  TITANIC: MUSIC AS HEARD ON THE FATEFUL VOYAGE won the 1998 Grammy Award for Best Recording Package and was nominated for Best Album Notes. 

CD $13.99 | Cassette $6.99

Principal cast includes: John Cunningham (Capt. E.J. Smith); David Costabile (1st Officer William Murdoch); John Bolton (2nd Officer Charles Lightoller); Matthew Bennett (3rd Officer Herbert J. Pitman); Ted Sperling (Wallace Hartley, Orchestra Leader); David Garrison (J. Bruce Ismay); Michael Cerveris (Thomas Andrews).  TITANIC: A NEW MUSICAL was  nominated for a 1998 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show.

CD $14.99 | Cassette $9.49

The sinking of the Titanic remains one of the most fascinating and astounding 20th-century catastrophes. James Cameron's Titanic, written by Ed W. Marsh with a foreword by filmmaker James Cameron himself, is an illustrated look at filmmaking on a scale rarely witnessed. Chronicling the cinematic re-creation of this legendary ocean tragedy set against the backdrop of a tragic love story, it offers something for just about everyone: film lovers, history buffs, and Titanic-philes alike.175 color photos.  178 pages.

Paperback $16.00 | Hardcover $37.50

Winner of 11 Oscars and a huge box-office success, "Titanic" has lived up to its name. Now, for fans everywhere, here is the complete and illustrated annotated script of this cinematic masterpiece.  250+ photos.  159 pages.

Paperback $24.00

Ken Marschall delivers a magnificent volume featuring famous paintings, including the image that graced the September 1985 "Time" magazine cover when the underwater remains of the ship were discovered.  176 pages.

Hardcover $28.00

Offering the most extensively researched and visually magnificent chronicle about the famed "unsinkable" cruise ship and the shocking fate that assured her immortality, this remarkable volume also includes a full-color painting of the Titanic, her every compartment visible and rendered in minutest detail. Includes one full-page pull-out. Color throughout.  224 pages.

Paperback $23.96

Letters, Mementos, and Personal Effects from Those Who Sailed on the Lost Ship.
190 pages.

Hardcover $22.50

The first film to gross over $1 billion worldwide, winner of eleven Academy Awards (for Best Picture, Director, Cinematography, Film Editing, Art Direction, Costume Design, Original Dramatic Score, Original Song, Visual Effects, Sound, and Sound Effects Editing), Titanic has been the subject of continuous media coverage, but not until now has the whole story behind the movie been told in such fascinating, behind-the-scenes detail - including excerpts from Cameron's journals - that you feel you are there, reliving the three-year adventure with the extraordinary filmmaker and his co-creators.  240 pages.

Paperback $12.71

Dreaming Aloud chronicles the career of filmmaker James Cameron, from his earliest work through to his acceptance speeches on winning Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director for Titanic.

With Hollywood's door now wide open, Cameron went on to make some of the most expensive, popular films in cinematic history--a second Terminator film, the Oscar award-winning Aliens, The Abyss, True Lies and now Titanic.  260 pages.

Paperback $14.41

"Vanity Fair" calls him "quite simply the world's biggest heartthrob". He's the star of the blockbuster movie "Titanic", which earned him a Golden Globe nomination for Best Dramatic Actor. Leo DiCaprio was also one of People magazine's "Most Intriguing People" of 1997 and US magazine's "Biggest Stories of '97". Here is a biography of this gifted young actor. Includes 8-page color photo insert.   95 pages.

Mass Market Paperback $3.83

Leonardo DiCaprio has amazed audiences with his talent, receiving an Oscar nomination in 1993 for "What's Eating Gilbert Grape", and currently starring in "William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet". Discover the fascinating details of his life--how he got his start, what his passions are, what happens behind the scenes of his movies, and why many consider him the best actor of his generation. Includes eight-page photo insert.  127 pages.

Paperback $4.24

Author and television veteran Geoff Tibballs has brought together survivors' recollections and contemporary accounts of recent attempts to raise the Titanic from its resting place 2 1/2 miles under the ocean surface. Completely narrated and illustrated with over 150 photos, many in full color, The Titanic covers the building and sensational promotion of the great ocean liner, then leads minute by minute through the ship's fateful last hours afloat.   126 pages.

Paperback $16.96

Made-for-TV version of the 1912 tragedy has fine cast and numerous romantic subplots. Should interest history fans and Titanic buffs alike.  Starring Peter Gallagher, Catherine Zeta-Jones, George C. Scott 

VHS $8.99 | DVD $17.99
 

Hollywood-style retelling of famous Titanic tragedy concentrates more on melodrama, character development than on action or adventure. Still of  interest to fans of classic drama, and aficionados of panic scenes. 

VHS $12.99

Acclaimed documentary-style drama details the sinking of the Titanic. Fans of classic, non-character-driven drama and true-life disaster appreciate the vivid recreation of events, with excellent sets and costumes. 

DVD $27.99 | VHS $12.99

Advanced Piano Paperback, 56 pages $14.41
Easy Piano Paperback, 72 pages $14.41

CD-ROM $14.99 (for Windows 95/98/Mac)

Twelve glorious full-color poster tell the story of love and heroism that entralled moviegoers and earned Titanic a record-tying eleven Academy Awards. Each poster folds out to a gigantic 20 x 25 inches. Featuring the most memorable and touching scenes between Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet and stunning pictures of the "ship of dreams," these posters commemorate the movie event of the decade and the tragic romance of the century.

Paperback $12.75